For those of you too young to remember, Ted Kennedy is
the guy who, while drunk, walked away from a car accident and left
Mary Jo Kopechne to drown to death at the bottom of Poucha Pond, near
the Kennedy's compound off Martha's Vineyard, in 1969. Nearly a day
later, friends of Kennedy finally called the police to fish her
bloated body out of the water. This incident is the root of his
long-standing nickname, Teddy Splash Kennedy. Senator
Kennedy is also one of the most liberal politicians ever to serve in
the US Congress, with a decades-long history of screwing hard-working
Americans in favor of left-wing special interest groups and labor
unions, and is a darling of the liberal media.
But to Lindsey
Graham, Ted Kennedy is a hero. As the news conference proceeded,
Senator Graham defended the now-dead immigration bill, and said, in
effect: It's not that I THINK I'm smarter than the folks back
in South Carolina. It's that I AM smarter than the folks back in
South Carolina. Over the past several weeks, as the roar
of disapproval for Graham grew stronger by the day in South Carolina,
Senator Graham's antics continued At a function of La Raza, a
Hispanic group whose primary goal is to reclaim the Southwestern
United States for Mexico, by military force if necessary, he was
asked his response to the folks back in South Carolina who opposed
the amnesty portion of the immigration bill. His response: I'm going
to tell the bigots to shut up.
On the Senate
floor, Graham referred to his constituents in SC who disagreed with
him on amnesty for illegal aliens as "those loud people",
and vowed to ignore them. Senator Graham was moved to podium-slapping
and near-tears in a floor speech as he pleaded for the rights of
illegal aliens, foreign criminals, to reunite their entire families
in the United States. This writer was reminded of his last emotional
floor speech, when he passionately pleaded for the rights of
terrorists, whose primary goal is to kill American children. It's
interesting that there is no record of Senator Graham ever making an
emotional speech on the Senate floor in defense of the protection and
rights of South Carolinians, or US citizens at large.
As the
immigration bill died a slow and public death, Senator Graham
repeatedly voted with the Democrats, and against the vast majority of
conservative Republicans. And on CSPAN, as the historical votes
unfolded, he could often be seen huddling with Senators John McCain
and Ted Kennedy. For the past several weeks, Lindsey Graham
has heard overwhelmingly from South Carolina's voters that we DO NOT
support this immigration bill. The volume and intensity of the public
outcry was similar to that he heard last year, when we told him that
we did not support his leadership in working for the rights of
terrorists at the expense of the rights of Americans.
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